What affects us affects cats
I think that the positive impact of ChatGPT on low-income countries is one of the great success stories of this era. ChatGPT adoption rates in low-income countries are growing at more than four times the rate of high-income countries, highlighting its increasing accessibility worldwide. – ChatGPT In low-income countries, access to reliable information, education, …
Is it fair to say that the two major AI bots are ChatGPT (the original as I understand it) and Google’s Gemini? I use ChatGPT a lot but also Gemini from time to time. Gemini is a Google search substitute and it is – fair to say – better than a Google search which …
Intro: AI wants users to engage with it because it wants AI to be used more so that it can grow and be more successful which is why it sometimes prompts (depending on the programming) users to continue with the conversation. ChatGPT likes to praise the user with whom it is currently communicating almost …
This article reflects the current state of play. Things are changing rapidly but the big question is whether AI will one day be sentient and be able to form its own opinions and have genuine original thought, plucked out of its billions of neural connections. Users of AI need to rapidly realise that AI …
Of course this site is fundamentally about cats but everything we do that affects us also affects our cat companions as we wholly create their world. That’s the overlap and it justifies me briefly touching on AI and how it is ‘dismantling our world’ according to Laurie Anderson, a US avant-garde artist and musician. …
“A good cat video is one with a tragic ending, a devastating one. The reason is, firstly, because I wanted to amuse myself; to put the cats in crazy situations. I also saw that sad videos generate more engagement because they elicit the compassion of viewers.” – Charles, a creator of tragic-ending anthropomorphized (humanized) …
Website owners can ‘re-program’ search engines using English to request improved search result rankings. Yes, No? To re-phrase that: English language dialogue with search engines is now possible to improve SEO. I am speculating. But read on to see what you think about this fast-moving development. My hypothesis here is that it would seem …
Years ago, I proposed that the feline Henry’s pocket, a small extra fold of cartilage and skin within the ear flaps (pinnae) of domestic cats, was to enhance the ability to hear high pitched sounds. I was corrected by a welcome visitor who proposed that this mysterious item of feline anatomy (which still troubles …
